> People limping might serve as example that a 'state of the art, well trained neural net' can't achieve good motion with less than perfect hardware. Toddlers

> People limping might serve as example that a 'state of the art, well trained neural net' can't achieve good motion with less than perfect hardware. Toddlers are a good example of the opposite (fall down quite a bit even with "good hardware"). Seems intuitive that you benefit from having good control of the hardware, even if you can also improve it.